"But to us common (sic) people, the most fascinating aspect of San Leo’s history is, undoubtedly, its association with the enigmatic figure of Count Cagliostro. Born Giuseppe Balsamo in Palermo in 1743, Cagliostro was a self-styled magician, alchemist, and healer who gained notoriety across Europe. His flamboyant lifestyle and mysterious persona made him a subject of fascination and controversy. In 1791, Cagliostro was imprisoned in the fortress of San Leo by the Inquisition, accused of heresy and other crimes. He spent his final years in the fortress, and his legacy continues to intrigue visitors to this day...Visitors can explore the cells where prisoners were held, including the one that confined the famous Sicilian alchemist (shown below)."

https://italoamericano.org/san-leo-2/

https://www.lewismasonic.co.uk/esoteric/...master.htm

   

Winner of the IAJS Book Award 2023 for Best Theoretical Book

"Traditionally, alchemy has been understood as a precursor to the science of chemistry but from the vantage point of the human spirit, it is also a discipline that illuminates the human soul. This book explores the goal of alchemy from Jungian, psychological, and philosophical perspectives."

https://www.routledge.com/Jungs-Alchemic...1003215905

Part of a series.

https://omekas.library.uvic.ca/s/lowens/...hemy-intro

"In A Beginner's Guide to Kabbalah, Solomon Price explores...topics such as:

The Tree of Life
Four Kabbalistic Worlds
Adam Kadmon
Gematria and Numerology
Lurianic Kabbalah and the Origins of the Universe
Shekhinah and the Sacred Feminine
Levels of the Human Soul
The Alchemical Process
The Elixir of Life
History of Kabbalah
Paleo-Hebrew and the Bible


https://skylineadzpromo.com/

"Have you thought about alchemy helping with your emotional healing? Alchemy is not just old myths. It shows us how to change our feelings for the better. It’s like turning base metals into gold, but for our feelings."

https://manifestation-guru.com/alchemy-a...l-healing/

"Chemical laboratories have existed since the late sixteenth century. Two basic designs have dominated this history: a furnace-centred laboratory based on earlier alchemical workshops up to around 1820 and then a design based on the use of the Bunsen burner with benches and bottle racks since the 1850s."

Full text, nicely illustrated:

https://link.springer.com/article/10.100...21-00146-x

"Named one of the “Top Contemporary Surrealists” by Art and Antiques Magazine, New York-based artist Madeline von Foerster is inspired by surrealism, alchemy, and folklore."

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-allur...2b30f6a5ca

Von Foerster's "The Red Thread":

   

"This is the official page of the Centre for the Study of Medicine and the Body in the Renaissance."

https://www.facebook.com/csmbr.fondazionecomel.pisa

"Join me, Dr Julia Martins, as I take you on a journey into the world of Renaissance alchemy through the captivating story of Isabella Cortese. In this video, we explore the secrets contained in her 16th-century book, "The Secrets of the Lady Isabella Cortese," and what it reveals about the role of women in Renaissance science."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygaKWqtZyg4

"In “Attars” by Carol Sill, metaphysics and alchemy are deeply intertwined themes that form the core of the essence gatherer’s journey and the novel’s narrative structure."

https://www.attars.ca/themes-metaphysics-and-alchemy/